Software that speaks electrician.

EIC, EICR and minor works certificates to BS 7671, with the quoting, diary, invoicing and tax records that surround them: one system, one record per job, from first enquiry to money in.

  • Built to BS 7671:2018+A4:2026
  • EIC, MEIWC and EICR
  • Issued records cannot be edited
  • Hosted in the UK

Built around the certificate, not bolted onto it.

Generic job software treats certification as an attachment. For an electrician the certificate is the job, so Pascal starts there and builds the business around it.

The full schedule, columns 1 to 32

The schedule of circuit details and test results carries every column of the model form, with device dropdowns from real BS and BS EN data and the maximum permitted Zs worked out for you.

Observations that pull their weight

Start typing a defect and the wording, classification code and regulation reference are suggested from a library of hundreds of real findings, and the schedule of inspections is marked to match.

Issued means issued

An issued certificate locks permanently and its number comes off a gapless per-company sequence. A mistake means a replacement with its own number, exactly as it would on paper. Nothing quietly changes.

Signed on site

Electronic signatures captured on the phone at the board, with each engineer signing under their own name and credentials, never the boss's.

Every field of all five certificates. Nothing abbreviated.

Not a simplified version that leaves you writing the rest out by hand afterwards. More forms are added to the library as they are built, and Pro gets each one as it lands.

EIC

Electrical Installation Certificate

For new installations, new circuits, consumer unit replacements, or multiple alterations.

MEIWC

Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate

For minor work on a single existing circuit that does not include a new circuit.

MEIWC - Multi

Pro

Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificate (Multiple Circuits)

For minor work on several existing circuits at once, none of them a new circuit.

EICR

Electrical Installation Condition Report

For reporting on the condition of an existing installation.

PV

Pro

PV Test Report

For testing a photovoltaic array, string by string.

Product preview.

Ninety seconds of Pascal, recorded from a working account and nothing staged: a quote priced and sent, the client accepting it, the job it becomes, a certificate issued at the board and the invoice off the back of it. Below it, four of the screens as they arrive.

Silent, and it plays as you reach it. Watch the full four-minute tour Or ask for a demonstration
The Pascal dashboard: active jobs, draft certificates, outstanding invoices, inspections coming round again, and the day's diary
Everything outstanding, on one screen.
The certificate wizard on a phone, showing the schedule of circuits for a consumer unit
The wizard, at the board.
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A quote as the client sees it in their browser, itemised, with accept and decline buttons
What your client clicks.
Page one of a rendered Electrical Installation Condition Report, laid out to the BS 7671 model form
What your client receives.

Enquiry to year end, all within Pascal.

  1. Enquiry

    Someone rings. Log it against a client in seconds so no enquiry is missed.

  2. Appointment

    Book the survey straight off the enquiry. It lands in the diary and on your dashboard, and you mark it done from either.

  3. Quote

    Price the work with line items, add your logo, and email it as a PDF.

  4. Accepted

    The client accepts or declines on a link. No account, no login, no chasing.

  5. Job

    The accepted quote becomes a job with the client, property and scope already attached.

  6. Certificate

    Open the right BS 7671 form on your phone at the board. Test results, observations, signature.

  7. Invoice

    Bill from the job. The figures come from the quote the client already agreed to.

  8. Paid

    The invoice reaches your client by email, with a link to its own page: what is owed, and how to pay it. Record the money as it lands, or let Xero mark it paid, and it drops off the outstanding list on your dashboard.

  9. Expenses and time

    Materials, fuel and the hours worked, logged as the job runs. Photograph the receipt at the counter and put the week down straight off the diary.

  10. Reporting

    What you invoiced, what actually arrived, what it cost you and what you won. Any period, out as a spreadsheet or a PDF, including the quarterly figures Making Tax Digital asks for.

Priced per user, never per certificate.

Test-and-inspect season costs the same as January. No contract, and the whole workflow, certificates included, is in the cheaper plan.

Pascal Core

Perfect for sole traders and growing businesses.

£25per month

No limit on the work you put through it

or £250 a year - 2 months free

1 user included

Includes

  • Unlimited EIC, MEIWC and EICR certificates
  • Preview the certificate as it will print, at any point before you issue it
  • Electronic signatures, captured on site
  • Observation wording, code and regulation suggested as you type
  • Observations mark the schedule of inspections for you
  • Enquiries, clients and properties in one book
  • Intelligent job management, streamlining business workflows
  • Quotes your client accepts or declines online
  • Your insurance and qualifications attached to any quote
  • Diary and scheduling, with drag to rebook
  • Document management: every file on the record it belongs to
  • Site photographs and a digital notepad on every job
  • Reporting for any period, out as CSV or PDF
  • Making Tax Digital: quarterly figures totalled and ready to hand over
  • Passkeys and two factor authentication
  • Your logo and colours on every PDF
  • Unlimited jobs, on desktop, tablet and phone
  • Coming soon: Invoices your client pays online

No contract. Cancel at the end of any period.

Pascal Pro

Most popular

For a growing team with no time to waste.

£40per month

No limit on the work you put through it

or £400 a year - 2 months free

5 users included

Add up to 20 in all, at £5 per extra user a month

Everything in Pascal Core, plus

  • AI image analysis to automatically fill circuits
  • Access to the certificate library, with new forms as they land
  • Minor works across several circuits on one certificate
  • PV array test reports, string by string
  • Xero integration
  • Expenses and receipts tracking, with a company expenses report
  • Timesheets tracking, logged off the diary and read a week at a time
  • Priority support
  • Every engineer signs with their own credentials
  • Extra users in blocks of five, added or dropped whenever you like
  • Coming soon: Vehicle tracking: see where your vehicles are, any time of day

No contract. Cancel at the end of any period.

Pascal Enterprise

Tailored solutions for larger businesses and organisations.

Let's talk

Priced on your seat count and what you need building

Seats to suit your team

Everything in Pascal Pro, plus

  • Seat count agreed to fit your team
  • Custom workflows built around how you already work
  • Bespoke integrations with the systems you keep
  • Enquiries fed in from your website or another system you use
  • Onboarding sessions for your engineers

What electricians ask before switching

Electrical Installation Certificates (EIC), Minor Electrical Installation Works Certificates (including minor works across several circuits on one certificate), Electrical Installation Condition Reports (EICR), and PV array test reports. All follow BS 7671:2018+A4:2026, with new forms added to the library as they land.

It fills in everything that is not a reading. The schedule carries every column of the model form; protective device details come from dropdowns of real BS and BS EN data, the maximum permitted Zs is worked out for you, and circuit presets prefill the common arrangements. The measurements are yours, typed at the board as the instrument gives them, saved as you go.

On Pro, yes. Photograph the board and the circuit schedule is proposed from the photo: ways, devices and ratings, with anything doubtful flagged. Nothing is written to the certificate until you have reviewed and approved it, because a plausible wrong reading is the one thing software must never sneak past you.

It locks, permanently. The number comes off a gapless per-company sequence, the PDF is rendered once and filed, and you can email it to the client from the job. A mistake found later means a replacement certificate under its own number, exactly as it would on paper, with both kept in the history.

Yes. Each user has their own login, their own captured signature and their own qualifications on the certificates they sign. The document answers "who inspected this?" with the person who actually did.

Every report carries its next-inspection date, and Pascal tracks it: renewals coming due are surfaced, and turning one into a quote and a diary booking takes a couple of clicks. Five-year rental work goes back to whoever did it last, which should be you.

Stop paying for ten different systems.

Pick the plan that fits, add your company details, and raise your first certificate today.